A bar weighing 26.0 N is supported horizontally on each end by two hanging springs, each 15.0 cm long, with spring constants 0.970 N/cm and 1.45 N/cm, respectively. The bar is 6.00 m long and has a center of mass 2.00 m from the spring with constant 0.970 N/cm. How far does each spring stretch

A bar weighing 26.0 N is supported horizontally on each end by two hanging springs, each 15.0 cm long, with spring constants 0.970 N/cm and 1.45 N/cm, respectively. The bar is 6.00 m long and has a center of mass 2.00 m from the spring with constant 0.970 N/cm. How far does each spring stretch

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A bar weighing 26.0 N is supported horizontally on each end by two hanging
springs, each 15.0 cm long, with spring constants 0.970 N/cm and 1.45 N/cm,
respectively. The bar is 6.00 m long and has a center of mass 2.00 m from the
spring with constant 0.970 N/cm. How far does each spring stretch?

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